I am so happy with all the happiness Tae Kwon Do has offered to Katarina. It provides her with great joy to learn the discipline and move through all the belt levels and accomplishments. I am so proud of her for all the hard work she has put into becoming a high red belt. I am so grateful for all the instructors and Master Lee.

Heather Lombardo.

It is really fun when you get called up for you new belt because everyone is cheering for you and yelling your name. Tae Kwon Do gives me a goal to achieve. I am learning things or practicing things instead of watching TV or playing on the computer. You are being active instead of being lazy. My social studies, science and health and reading grades have improved since I have been taking TKD because I am more focused.

Katarina Lombardo.

The benefits I've gotten from TKD are, self-discipline, strength, control, friendship, respect and courage. I like Lee Brothers because it's a fun thing to do in your free-time. It teaches you many things, including how to defend yourself, respect, self-control and much more. Also, it has many instructors who can teach you almost everything you need to know about TKD. My favorite things at TKD are probably self-defense and the forms, but it is all fun. I also like that each instructor teaches people individually if they need it and treat them all as equals.

Lukas Moisan.

David is a familiar face at Lee Brothers because of his participation in the after school program. What has drawn me to Lee Brothers is the feeling that my children are an important part of a community of children, parents and instructors. David is learning to be a part of that community. I also feel that both of my sons are stronger, more agile and are fitter than they would be after being in the Tae Kwon Do program. The important theme of respect is very well practiced at TKD. Thanks for supporting my boys and for caring whether they succeed.

Kathleen Moisan

There are many aspects of TKD that are both beneficial to my physical and emotional health. TKD allows me to relieve a lot of stress that builds up during the day. After a class, my body feels less tight and my mind relaxed. TKD, in addition, gives me a good amount of exercise. By doing sets of push-ups and sit-ups in class, I get the physical fitness that I don't get at school. TKD also teaches me important skills, such as how to defend myself when attacked. I also learn self-discipline and how to respect others. In conclusion, TKD is an important sport that I feel contributes a lot to my physical well-being.

Harrison Do.

I really like sparring the most because you get to fight somebody and you get points. But you have to hit the person in the chest protector, or the head guard. Tae Kwon Do makes me have stronger muscles. It helps me learn to respect other people.

Nick Lopez.

My favorite thing in Tae Kwon Do is sparring. I like Lee Brothers better than the other school I went to because I feel like I am learning more. I like Tae Kwon Do because it makes me feel safer when I am alone somewhere. I like how at Lee Brothers we learn falling techniques.

Katie Lipscomb.

I like Tae Kwon Do because it teaches you different forms. I like forms because when I'm doing them, I feel like I'm fighting someone with fancy moves. Lee Brothers is a fun, interesting school that let's you travel through the most exciting stages in becoming a master. I think Tae Kwon Do is a wonderful sport that everybody should learn. I would like to thank Master Lee, Ms Carlucci, Mr. Miller and Ms. Haire for they were the masters and instructors that helped me as a red belt.

Grant Do.

I like Tae Kwon Do because it teaches you how to defend yourself. My most favorite thing to do in TKD is self-defense, because you learn different ways to defend yourself. I enjoy Lee Brothers because classes are entertaining and the staff is very nice. TKD also gives me good exercise, which keeps my body healthy. Pierce Do I started TKD three years ago in summer camp. It has helped me to be a better person. TKD has taught me martial arts, to be nice to other people, and I have made a lot of new friends.

Garrett Prince.

In Tae Kwon Do, I have learned to defend myself, and some of the Korean language. I've learned kicks, blocks, forms, self-defense, and to be more obedient. The most important thing I've learned in Tae Kwon Do is self-control and being more mentally strong.

Jason Chen.

I like Tae Kwon Do because it's a balance between mind and body, not just mindless kicks and punches. I also like TKD because it teaches discipline and self-control and not only kicks, punches and forms, but also self-defense as well. I like Lee Brothers the best because everyone is so nice and kind and I've made lots of friends.

Amy Lazo.

TKD is definitely a family and a fun environment. My son enjoys the time he spends at TKD. He builds confidence, learns the aspect of respect and definitely discipline from all the staff at TKD, and of course, the TKD skills. For me, I like how you taught the youngsters the "small act of kindness". Overall, my family enjoys being a part of TKD's family. Best regards, Chi Bui Josh loves to spar. He is always very enthusiastic about going to class. There is a wonderful sense of community amongst the members at Lee Brothers.

Gary Kindler.

I like Lee Brothers because I think that it is right for me and it is not very hard to learn and all the instructors are very nice. It has helped me build my self-confidence level and to not be afraid of a lot of things that I was afraid of before I started TKD. I know a lot of people there, so I am more into it and I really just love it!

Tori Rightmyer.

I like Tae Kwon Do because I get to run around during class. We get to kick and punch during sparring. We get to do chin-ups. We get to do those combination kicks. I like Tae Kwon Do because my friends go there. It helps build muscles for baseball. It helps me learn. I like to spin around on the combination kicks. I like to beat up the bags. I like doing sit-ups with high fives in Ms. Carlucci's classes.

Kurt Arnold.

I like working hard, reaching higher goals and learning more stuff.

Steven Altman.

Our family finds great value in Lee Brothers because of the combination of discipline, regimen, and physical challenges. We particularly value the emphasis place on all the items listed in the ten student commitments.

Chase McCord.

Tae Kwon Do became of interest to me about seven years ago when I was searching for a meaningful activity for my stepson, who was six years old at the time and diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disability, along with being gifted in intelligence. I felt the role models and examples he would learn in Tae Kwon Do classes would benefit him in all his activities, academics and ultimately in life. The focus and direction in Tae Kwon Do, I believed would provide necessary guidance for him and continual challenges. The best of what we can give our children, I believed, is to love them and teach them moderation and give them challenges versus medications and quick cures. I never did get the chance to enroll him as he went to live with his biological mother in Arkansas. Years later, when my son Kurt encountered a bully in kindergarten, I decided to enroll him, at five years old, and my daughter, Christine, who was four years old, and myself in Tae Kwon Do. My efforts before this with my children had been solely academics, music and imaginary play, but all this changed when we started to learn the sport and discipline of Tae Kwon Do. After only a few months, I noticed a change in my son. He was now assertive and confident. His personality of being polite and agreeable didn't change, but behavior on the part of my son was changing when he was confronted with challenges at school. We are now blue belts in Tae Kwon Do and still have much to learn. At his point, we are concentrating on doing our best a kicking and trying hard to be respectful of the rules in Tae Kwon Do class and also in our daily lives. I have tremendously enjoyed Tae Kwon Do and exercising with my kids. I appreciate the beautiful forms and spinning kicks when I see people applying the technique and mastering this sport and art. What I feel most comfortable about in Tae Kwon Do is the family atmosphere at this Lee Brothers Tae Kwon Do school geared toward the children, where the instructors, beginning with Master Jung Ho Lee, teach us many things beyond just mastering TKD. The code of conduct in the ten articles and student credo reach beyond the classroom into our lives for living peacefully and consistently in the world around us. TKD is not a combative sport to me, but an individual challenge to live life in peace, and to promote peace and higher living. The motto at Lee Brothers, of reaching out to one person at a time to change the community, is meaningful in this world of turmoil and change. It is my opinion that change starts at the individual level, such as in educating people from when they are young. Tae Kwon Do is an excellent self-defense art, and I have truly enjoyed learning self-defense for women from the experts at Lee Brothers. The instructors are committed to helping others gain confidence and giving back to the community. TKD appears highly physical but for me, mostly, TKD provides inner strength and awareness, knowledge and a basis for intellect. It truly is an art form which allows for individual expression. We learn more about ourselves in TKD, our own strengths and weaknesses. If you asked me the things I most enjoy in life, they are: music, art, TKD, Baseball and hiking. Ultimately, Tae Kwon Do is beneficial as a healing element in life for all distresses. It is the ultimate combative element to disease, unhealthy living and self-pity. Tae Kwon Do motivates us to achieve and do our very best in everything. I highly advise everyone to enroll, whatever age and ability, in TKD! All that is necessary is that you keep trying to do your best!

Judy Arnold.

Tae Kwon Do allows me to partake in an "at your pace" exercise program which has improved my health and stamina. It is affordable and is setup with instructors that are knowledgeable and willing to share their skills to make me feel comfortable, even if the training gets awkward at times… I like the family atmosphere that's always presented by everyone involved in the program, especially the patience…that is incredible!

Elijah Scott.

Tae Kwon Do has instilled self-discipline and respect into my daily routines, increased my physical capabilities, and made life as a whole more fulfilling. I like Lee Brothers TKD mostly because of the friendly people, welcoming atmosphere and the opportunity that the school offers. Each and every part of my Tae Kwon Do experience has been enjoyable.

Jamie Pearce.

I like Tae Kwon Do because it is fun. We get to do different things, like different kicks and punches and we learn forms. I like Master Lee, Bonnie and Mr. Menefee. I like to get tokens. I like to come to classes because they do fun stuff. I like when I do kicking because I learn new kicks. I like it because it is a little hard and a little easy. Everybody is nice to me. I like doing my homework at after-school care because after your homework you get to draw, but you have to finish your homework before you get to draw. I like to come to classes because you do self-defense, forms, kicking and punching. We do sparring, learn how to fall and we stretch.

Christine Arnold.

Tae Kwon Do helps me have self-control and it gives me confidence. I probably like the form a lot because I think it's just so much fun to do forms. I also like the breaking because it's really fun to break through a board.

Will Parsons.

I do Tae Kwon Do to learn. Lee Brothers teaches me self-discipline. I learn to always finish what I start. I learn kicks, punches, etc., but most of all, I have fun.

John Kleinert.

When I started Tae Kwon Do, I was looking for some exercise program to join - and an activity that I could share with my son. But what I've received is much more. Previously, when I'd taken aerobics or exercise classes, you just went at your own pace and quit if you wanted to. But Tae Kwon Do is much different. The principles of discipline and stretching yourself further than what's easy are good lessons for me. I'm a procrastinator and learning to do more than what's expected helps me be a better person. I like Lee Brothers because I'm not treated like a 42-year-old woman who's starting a sport - everyone expects more and that's good.

Margaret Cowan.

For several years, I had been looking for an activity that that I could do as a parent together with my children. Lee Brothers TKD made this possible. Over the last year, I have been able to do TKD with my 12-year-old son and my 17-year-old daughter. We have all enjoyed it. While we have each gotten in better physical shape, the fact that we have done TKD together has meant the most to me. My relationship with my son and with my daughter has grown stronger as we have worked together toward a shared goal.

William J. Parsons.

TKD teaches me defenses for things that might happen.

Joshua Thomas.

I enjoy watching Joshua and how much he enjoys his classes and his dedication. He is always ready to come to class.

Jenny Thomas.

I like TKD because it teaches self-defense for fighting and also how to control your strength and your ability to focus and learn. I think Tae Kwon Do is good for all people to get good workouts and defense movements.

David Roman, Jr.

I like TKD because my son has the opportunity to exercise on a daily basis, he is learning about discipline and self control, and also because he has the chance to meet other kids with the same or similar goals.

David Roman.

Tae Kwon Do has been a wonderful opportunity for me to spend time with my dad and brother. It has taught me confidence and perseverance. The aspect of TKD that I enjoy the most is that the instructors, such as Mr. Menefee, are will to help me with my kicks outside of class. Their willingness to give up some of their time to spend on a green belt with really bad aim shows a degree of selflessness that I find admirable. Instead of being selfish with their time, they spend it on others, putting the needs of others above their own. That is humility in action.

Emily Parsons.

In the past, TKD taught me respect. Now, it teaches me to be humble. I like Lee Brothers TKD because of the flexible class times, and the interactive student-teacher relationships. I hope that in continuing to progress through the ranks of TKD, I learn humbleness, as well as a greater respect for others and myself.

Wade Gordon.

I like Tae Kwon Do because it teaches you self-discipline. It has made me a better person in school and at home. There are many people with higher belts and the same belt levels that are good examples of role models to look up to.

Olle Dellblad.

What I like most about TKD is the kicking combos and breaking techniques. What I like about Lee Brothers is how they make learning fun. What I learned at TKD is to be nice to others.

Nathan Holzworth.

I like Tae Kwon Do because it is fun, but I hate the study guides. I like it when we break wooden boards in exams. It is hard to get a token. TKD is really fun.

David Anampa.

I like Lee Brothers because it has helped me to be more focused in school. I also like the part in the program where you break the boards. TKD also has helped me to become more flexible, which I love! The best part about TKD is that I can show-off my skills to other people. I also like that it is challenging. The best part about TKD is that it is fun yet hard work, and I'm very glad I joined.

Nikki Glass.

What I like about Lee Brothers TKD is the friendly atmosphere and the people. You always feel welcome here. Through TKD, I have gained flexibility and strength. Master Lee plays a big part in my satisfaction with this Do Jahn. He has unending patience with the kids, and has put together a great staff.

Linda Altman.

I like Lee Brothers because it is fun to learn new forms and because it is good exercise. I also like it when we do fun things, like chicken-fighting. My goal in Tae Kwon Do is to one day earn my black belt.

Brian Lipscomb.

Adrian is learning work ethics from consistent and constant practices. He is also learning disciplines, such as respecting seniors and peers, as well as listening. These are basic values. I'm delighted that Adrian gets to practice regularly.

Young Hee Overly.

I like Lee Brothers Tae Kwon Do because I can learn to respect others and I have self-defense if I need it in a real life situation. I like to do breaking because I get to break boards.

Jonathan Glass.

Tae Kwon Do has helped me in many things, such as concentration and respect. Most of all, it has helped my balance. I like everything about Tae Kwon Do, mostly self-defense and sparring.

Shelby Anderson.

It has greatly improved Shelby's self-confidence, balance and stamina. It has helped Shelby set goals and achieve them. Shelby has shown this by being on "A" honor roll for the entire school year. Thank you for providing a positive environment for Shelby to grow.

Kay Anderson

Lee Brothers has not only given my daughter Shelby a place to excel mentally and physically, it has given us another home and many friends. I feel good every time we walk through the door because I know that people truly care for both of us. The D.E.W. I.T. program made me feel more confident, and I love the activities offered for the kids, like Sleepover Night. I feel comfortable leaving Shelby with everyone here at Lee Brothers, and the personal attention we both receive from all of the staff and other members. We don't have any immediate family, but Lee Brothers has become our family. Watching Master Lee work has taught me how to interact better with others, and the staff have made me feel part of the Lee Brothers family! Thank you so very much!

Tonya Powell.

The benefits received from Tae Kwon Do would be that it motivates me to stay physically fit and mentally concentrated on what I need to do in class and in life; taking the time to meditate and focus. I am doing a sport with my children and spending the time together with them to achieve our mutual goals.

Raj Gosai.

I began taking TKD because I worked across the street and figured I would give it a try. Unsure of signing a three-year contract because of my problem with commitment, I only signed up for one, assuming I would lose interest, eventually. However, a year later, I am signing on for another two years. The atmosphere is very welcoming. The instructors and students are all great people, always willing to help you with a kick or form. Personally, I don't know what I would do without my classes all week. It's a great way to release some energy (especially after my stressful days). It is also a wonderful workout. Physically, I am in much better shape than before. I used to be able to do a max of 20 sit-ups in a row. Now I can do 60 without resting. I also feel more confident mentally. I am still in the beginning stages, but I feel like I have gained the knowledge to handle myself better if I ever got into a "sticky" situation. I will only get better with time. I really enjoy Lee Brothers. I have felt welcome since the first day. Even through switching jobs and being 20 minutes away, I still try to drive there at least once a day (even though I have to work late to make up for it).

Margaret Macomson.

For me, Tae Kwon Do has been a pleasant experience in that it gives me some time each week to spend with my son. As he gets older, the time we spend together is often limited by the things he wants to do. TKD has provided a challenge for both of us to work through together. The physical activity is helpful as well - - it's far too easy to spend available free time being sedentary. Although I am usually tired after each class, I know the benefits of the activities have been evident.

Chip Roehrl.

Matthew Greenhaw thinks Tae Kwon Do is awesome. Breaking boards is his absolute favorite! Sparring is also cool. As a parent who is very new to Tae Kwon Do, I can say that I am very impressed with the instructors and the level of patience it takes to teach all these children and adults. The different moves that have to be memorized are very intricate and I am always so proud of each and everyone who is currently testing and hopefully promoted. It's a great facility and serves a very important role in our community!

Fondly, Linda Greenhaw.

Jake has truly enjoyed learning Tae Known Do at Lee Brothers. He is challenged, encouraged, and excited by the things he has learned. The physical and emotional benefits of the program are outstanding. Thanks for all you do to nurture and teach!

Angie Morris.

I like Lee Brothers because my friends go to Lee Brothers and I make new friends at Lee Brothers.

Taylor Harrison.

Tae Kwon Do has been a blessing for us as a family. We have learned the importance of not being a quitter, to have a goal in life and to be the best that you can be as a person. We love being here under the teaching of Master Lee because of his caring and loving spirit. I know Damaris and Isaac still have a long way to go, but as students of Tae Kwon Do, we have confidence and believe in ourselves. Nothing is too hard if you put your mind to it. Thank you Master Lee and Team. With Love,

The Bates Family.

I am learning to set goals and to do what I need to, to achieve those goals and to reach the next belt level. I like doing a sport and spending time together with my mom and brother. I am learning to respect my elders and to pay attention.

Sameer Gosai.

I am learning to set goals and to achieve them. I like doing a sport together with my mom and brother. I am staying physically fit and am leaning to respect my elders.

Pritesh Gosai.

TKD provides a way to exercise, to be disciplined, and something fun to look forward to. Advancing into the higher belts gives the kids a goal/reward for their hard work.

Thanks. Flora Batca.

My favorite thing in Tae Kwon Do is leg-raises. I like it because I feel really good. I like Tae Kwon Do because I like to exercise. The thing I don't like in Tae Kwon Do is spin-fall because it hurts.

Jason Anampa.

We participate in TKD as a family activity and it has been a productive and healthy way to build a family hobby. We are all in better shape and are more aware of the need for discipline and the beauty of showing respect and kindness. Lee Brothers TKD is well organized. Classes start and end on time and each individual is shown respect and courtesy. Instructors are friendly and helpful and the many extra activities hosted by Lee Brothers TKD are a hit with the children.

Anneli Richter.

As a parent, I am very impressed by the skills that have been developed in my children through TKD. I have seen general fitness level steadily increase in my children. They have learned to concentrate and work toward a goal until they have achieved their goal and as a result, have learned through consistent effort they can succeed. Additionally, the staff at Lee Brothers TKD has gone above and beyond to make my children feel welcome and to help my boys on an individual basis when they may have been having trouble in certain areas. The positive attitude of the staff and expectation of success have had an impact on my children that will be long-lasting and far-reaching.

Laurie Smith.

At Lee Brothers, I love the instructors. They are very helpful and kind. I feel great when I do something right or learn something new. The instructors help me whenever I need it. Thank you for everything!

Sincerely, Ryan Powers.

We enjoy the positive influence on Ryan was have seen from the programs and instructors at Lee Brothers. Ryan has a higher sense of self-esteem and discipline since starting the course.

Cynthia Powers.

In a short few weeks we have seen improvement in DJ's self-confidence and independence. The Lee Brothers staff has shown not only knowledge but also teaching ability and patience. DJ loved the St. Patrick's Day Parade. His is most interested in being sure that his form and movement are correct.

Parents of DJ George.

From Arturs Irbe:

1. Great reference about program from David Duffy.
2. Caring yet professional atmosphere, which is perfect for a teenager.
3. Builds discipline and helps develop goal-setting and achieving skills.
4. Helps to elevate self-esteem.
5. Develops motor skills and balance.
6. Let's her channel her flowing energy into proper physical activity.
7. It's fun.

I like it because the people are nice (everyone). It's clean and it's a nice learning environment, and fun too.

Diana Smith.

My greatest joy is in watching dedicated, patient Lee Brothers' instructors with Bryce. The smile on his face, the anticipation he brings to the workouts, and the focus and perseverance exhibited by your instructors means everything to his mother and me. The sense of accomplishment that he brings home after his sessions contributes immeasurably to his self-esteem, and only heightens our pride in our greatest treasure. Thank you for your continued efforts, and thank you for never quitting on Bryce!

Roger O'Dell.

Some of the benefits I have received from Tae-Kwon-Do are self-defense, exercise and I have learned to respect others. I like Lee Brothers TKD because it is in a convenient location, the instructors are nice and it teaches you what you need to know and doesn't waste time. The thing I enjoy most about TKD is the fact that it's fun and when I come home from TKD, I don't feel tired, but I feel energized. The thing I like most about TKD is when we do blocks.

Stephanie Satterwhite.

Jacob has become a much more respectful child. He has learned how to be more polite. He offers to help out more and has also begun taking school assignments more seriously. He truly enjoys his experiences at Lee Brothers. He's constantly talking about fellow students and staff. It's almost like a part of our family now. He practices moves he is learning all the time! It's great to see him be involved in such a great program. He looks forward to it so much. I can't wait to see how far he can take it. It is great for him and he truly enjoys it.

Leslie A Pruitt.

As a fat, old lady with a sedentary job, I have long been concerned with my lack of exercise. For over a year I sat and watched my two sons learn and advance through different levels of Tae Kwon Do. Then, I realized I could get a workout with my kids. At first, my family was skeptical. My eight year old said, "Mommy, I hope they don't make fun of you." I am pleased to say that no one did (although the opportunities were and are rampant.) The boys and I have different goals, but we all enjoy the workout and the challenge. My husband is surprised and pleased, and I feel virtuous.

Victoria Bender.

Martial Arts is awesome with kicks, punches, falls, jumps and other fun and interesting techniques. I like Lee Brothers because learning Tae Kwon Do is fun. The aspects I enjoy the most are sparring, kicking, punching and jumping.

David Altman.

I like sparring and when I get a new belt.

Max Lopez.

I think Lee Brothers is a great place to learn Tae Kwon Do because it has a good environment and it is a great place to be. It also teaches us how to live a healthy lifestyle. Most of all, it gives us a chance to learn self-defense and how to greatly progress in our lives.

Ben McNaughton.

Tae Kwon Do training has provided our son, Scot, with the opportunity to develop physically and to improve his focus and self-confidence. The training and support he has received from Master Lee and by his team of instructors has been superb, and appropriately tailored to his age and skill level. Tae Kwon Do has been a wonderful influence on Scot's life.

Christopher Bolen.

Tae Kwon Do helps me in gaining self-confidence.

Arian Erfani.

Anthony has increased self-confidence and is much more independent in doing his homework and helping out around the house. He is doing excellent with his schoolwork and gets wonderful grades.

Mary Elyn Cacchione.

What I like about Lee Brothers is that they challenge you with hard things, but they are fun to do. The instructors are very nice and help you with things that are difficult until you are very good at them. I also like the stretching and working out in the morning. I think it keeps me fit and healthy. My most favorite thing about TKD is that we don't just learn TKD stuff (even though that's pretty fun.) At the end of class we usually play games such as tug-a-war, races, etc. I think this keeps people motivated about TKD.

Rhett Johnson.

Tae Kwon Do helps me with my self-defense. It is also helping me to be bold and brave. These classes help me build muscles and strength and flexibility. One of the things I have now is confidence.

Andrew Levay.